Elephant GPS Camera

Kenya

An elephant is killed by poachers every 15 minutes

Conservation efforts in Africa are facing big challenges, like habitat loss and poaching, especially for elephants. Urgent action is needed to protect these majestic animals and their habitats. Organizations like Tusk are doing great work, but they need better tools and resources to make a real impact.

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Tusk GPS elephant monitoring camera

GPS Camera Technology

Monitoring wildlife with GPS cameras
This technology helps in tracking animal behaviour, preventing poaching, and managing conservation efforts more effectively. GPS cameras provide real-time data on the location and activities of animals, enabling researchers to study migration patterns, identify critical habitats, and respond quickly to any threats. This innovative approach enhances the ability to protect endangered species and maintain ecological balance.
Tusk ranger local education for communities

Community Education Programs

Fostering conservation through local education
These programs focus on sustainable livelihoods, reducing human-wildlife conflict, and promoting coexistence with wildlife. Educational initiatives include workshops, school programs, and community meetings that emphasize the importance of biodiversity and conservation. By involving local people in conservation efforts, these programs help create long-term, sustainable solutions that benefit both wildlife and human communities.
Tusk rangers patrolling preventing poaching elephants

Anti-Poaching Units

Protecting wildlife with trained rangers
These units operate in national parks and wildlife reserves, using advanced technology and community intelligence to track and apprehend poachers. The rangers are provided with specialized equipment and rigorous training, ensuring they can effectively patrol vast and often challenging terrains. Their presence also serves as a deterrent, significantly reducing poaching activities and safeguarding vulnerable wildlife populations.
Tusk Trust
African wildlife conservation
Tusk Trust is dedicated to the conservation of wildlife in Africa, addressing issues like poaching, habitat loss, and human-wildlife conflict. Through strategic partnerships and community-driven initiatives, Tusk supports over 50 conservation projects across more than 20 African countries.
Featured: February/March 2024